Children & Youth

A great Pesach book for little ones!

This delightful book will excite your child about the wonderful mitzvah of matzah that comes just once a year! Learn More

Every mitzvah is an adventure!

This exciting book introduces children to mitzvos while challenging them with two different fun activities.

Perfect for ages 4 to 7 Learn More

A delightful interactive book for the young ones!

Can you figure out which mitzvah object I am?

Let me give you a hint ... then lift the flap to discover the answer!

Ages 3 and up. Learn More

Every child needs this book!

It’s easy for kids to feel discouraged when they make mistakes. Kayla made a mistake. And then another one. And another.

But it’s okay … Everybody does! In this heartwarming book, Kayla learns that our mistakes don’t define us. Even when we make mistakes, we’re still good. We just need to try our best! Learn More

When Hillel wakes up one morning feeling achy all over, his parents take him to the hospital. There, he meets Sad, Mad, and Scared, who are so noisy that he can't hear himself think. A nurse tells him to lie down inside a Big Machine so they can see what's wrong, but Hillel is too scared to go in by himself. But then, his mother has an idea. She takes a notepad from her bag and draws little helpers - the Paper Menschies!

The Paper Menschies come to life to cheer Hillel up, support him, and help fight off Sad, Mad, and Scared throughout his journey of recovery.

Kids, too, must sometimes face life's challenges, small or big. Hillel and the Paper Menschies shows us that it is possible to make the journey with mindfulness, resilience and creativity...and sometimes, it can even be a fun ride! Learn More

Going their separate ways…

For the three girls boarding in the Baums’ basement, Pesach vacation means more than a well-earned break from schoolwork. Pesach also means – going home.

Tamar can’t wait to get back to Kedzie. She misses the youngsters in her Shabbos group and helping her rabbi father run his shul. But it doesn’t take her long to discover that anticipation often bears little relation to reality…

Disappointment lies in store for Elisheva, too. For months, she’s longed for a taste of the privacy and comfort she left behind in South Africa. But a phone call from her parents soon turns those dreams into ashes…

For Rochel, the prospect of going home is definitely less than thrilling. She’s never made the effort to grow closer to her stepfather and his children, and she’s not about to start now. It takes the unexpected to teach the girls how to value what is precious in their lives, and that beyond disappointment and disillusion can lie happier beginnings. Learn More

Bina B'simchah is not very b'simchahthese days. How can she be, when there are so many things the Cohen family gets to do that her family does not? Then Bina's dream comes true - or at least, she thinks it does - and she moves in with the Cohens, joining their lucky family. Now everything will be perfect for her, right?

Well...not quite.

In Every Family Is Special, kids are reminded, together with Bina, that every family is special in its own way. In today's day and age, with the rampant peer pressure among kids to be just like their friends' families, this fun and entertaining book is a must-read! Learn More

Mommy tells Penina that she is "special."

Why am I special? Penina wonders.

Is it because I am smart? Is it because I am friendly? Maybe it's because of my nice hair?

Penina is pretty sure there is more to it than that.

Join Penina in discovering the true reason for why she - and every single Jewish child - is so special! Learn More

A good story can transport a newly independent reader to another time and place. With The Secret Journey, a fully illustrated leveled reader, your child will absorb Torah values, learn about Jewish history, and develop a love of reading at the same time.

When Reb YItzchak Zilber was a young man, he lived in Communist Russia. The government made strict laws against teaching Torah and observing Jewish holidays. They punished people who wouldn’t spy on others and report them for breaking the rules. Because Reb YItzchak would not tell on a fellow Jew, the government sent him to a work camp that was like a jail. In spite of the danger, the Zilber Family was determined to bake matzah for themselves and to send to Reb Yitzchak.

And it all started with a secret journey!

A wonderful addition to an exciting series for beginning readers!

Ages 6-7 Learn More